KOGAA adapts a long-unused industrial hall on Brno’s Svitava River into ŠMERAL ART FACTORY, a gallery that connects industrial heritage, street art and contemporary culture.
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Plastique Fantastique’s auruBOROS brought two inflated gold coils to New York’s High Line, reflecting the city across a lightweight pneumatic sculpture.
In Marseille, MUR.MUR Architectes pairs Holymelt’s smashburger counter with a softly lit coffee shop, uniting both through handmade tile and a 20-metre bench.
At The Altar in New York, Marsollier Villacorta turns a subterranean interior into a communal health club centred on a granite-clad sauna and cold-plunge atrium.
HALOS by SpY suspends rotating gold and silver circles inside a former railway factory in Florence, drawing on the atrium’s three levels and shifting reflections.
ARQUITECTURA-G arranges Can Migris around a central core, with staggered floors and an excavated terrace beside the fields of Santa Margarida de Montbui.
torresbagó suspends a 20-metre mesh canopy among poplar trees, shaping a light-filled backstage space for Festival Rizomes in Girona.
Pablo Millán links a former prison, an adjoining mansion and a recovered alleyway to create Marchena Archaeological Museum within the town’s historic fabric.
COAT pairs reed-filled pillows with fragrant sheaves in Chaume Sublimé, a tactile installation for Montpellier’s Festival des Architectures Vives.
HGAA brings bamboo courtyards and private gardens into House K, an exposed-concrete family home in Nghệ An, Vietnam.
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